Shinobi Steve

I'm with you on that opinion. Forcing him to live in the heya, separate from his wife, is pretty harsh.

I thought he would be out. Hopefully, he won't need anymore "second chances" after this.

I imagine that there will be a pretty strange atmosphere there for awhile with all the guys who returned.

I’d love to read a review from anyone who has used one of the many available recipes to make their own Chanko at home.

If you mark yes, please give a little info about what the hobby means to you. Why is collecting Sumo cards one of your hobbies?

I agree with this assessment. Sports are back all over the world. It may be spectator-less again, but sports are back. There is too much money to be lost otherwise.

This is really cool to me as a fairly new fan. Before this year, the last M17 to win was in 1939. Now, we've already had two in the first half of the year! I wonder if we'll ever see an M17 winner beat a Yokozuna on the way to victory?

My favorite breakfast is scrambled eggs with bacon and hash browns. That’s only a weekend breakfast though. Weekday breakfast before work is usually some muesli with yogurt.

I was hoping to see a playoff, but congratulations to Terunofuji.

With a 2-13 from M2, how far will Onosho drop now?

Two longtime lurkers joined in the same week.

Fascinating photos. I really enjoy the history of the sport.

Thank you all for the warm welcome. I was indeed very happy to see Tochinoshin get his kachi-koshi yesterday.

Half of my family is Ukrainian, so I’m very excited to follow Shishi’s journey. Thanks for posting the updates.

I'm an American living in Armenia. I've been lurking on the forum off and on for at least a year. Finally, I decided I needed to join and actually contribute. I don't have an American in Sumo to cheer for at the moment. However, Georgia is a neighboring country to where I currently live so Tochinoshin is my guy as long as he stays around.